Harbourfront, Toronto. July 2017
Last weekend, as part of the Canada Day 150th birthday celebrations on July 1, 2017, the word’s biggest rubber duck made an appearance at the HTO Park near Harbourfront in downtown Toronto. When the boyfriend and I strolled along the harbour in order to get to the duck, there were so many people all walking to approach the same destination. There were so many people all united to see the same thing! There was a bridge that we crossed and this was the first time I had seen this bridge so packed. There were so many people that we even had to wait in line to get up on the bridge to walk across. It was crazy.
If it wasn’t for the duck (and I guess the Canada Day celebrations…), this bridge of people wouldn’t have formed. The duck bridged us all together! 😀
#bridgefullofpeople
#duckthatbridgedustogether
stenoodie 
It really is packed! Better you than me, but I’m glad you had fun.
janet
Haha, thank you, Janet! It was quite the experience for sure and a rare sight to see in this part of Toronto! 🙂
Glad you enjoyed Canada’s 150th birthday!
Aw, thanks Susan! The duck made it so much more fun this year! 🙂
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